About Yarzoth
Image: Yarzoth the Naga (image was placed in storage, but I saved it if you want to see it)
You see a somewhat familiar figure making notes in a floating grimoire with her right hand while her left traces along inscriptions in the walls.
The woman wears a familiar-looking green robe belted about the waist by a belt tooled with a number of runes. Over these form-fitting robes, she wears an ornate, bluish-black, hooded mantle trimmed in white and embroidered with silver. The mantle is fastened in the center of her breast by a large, oval amethyst. Hanging from a green choker at her throat, you see the sparkle of a platinum medallion, as well as a ring upon each hand.
Seemingly oblivious to or unconcerned with your arrival, the woman pivots in place and begins reading the eastern wall of the alcove she is in. As she turns, you spy beneath the hood of her mantle a circlet of exceptional make, partly hidden by her long, brown hair.
Upon seeing the face, there is no mistaking that it is Ieana. However, she looks different than you expected. Although there is now a great serpentine tail in place of her legs, her face and hands do not appear scaly like when she was impersonated by the vampires earlier. In fact, were it not for the inherent danger of the sitution, she appears a great deal softer in her countenance than she did upon The White Pearl and there is a look of almost sadness or perhaps resignation on her face. Only her eyes look changed, now yellow with vertical slits for pupils, yet also seemingly weary with exhaustion.
